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Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

There is but one John 8. Clarke and
he fortunately belongs 10 America
Some OF the play goers Of thirty years
ago. who witnessed his ipimitsble Ien
dit!cn of Ado,phus Shaa, In "rhs
Rouad Trip" last evening fully real
tied that he Ia the only living comedian
Of the old echool, and that he now
stands in the very zenith of his fame,
without peer. 1t is not 80 much what
Mr. Clarke says that has such IN effect
upoa the people, IS It 10 the way he
says 1t. Every action ia suited to the
lines, and there is q peculiar realism in
everything he does. A thousand other
actors might repeat the same lines and
thew would fall fat and meaningless,
but Ia Mr. Carke's hands every word
has It's effect upon the audience. Eag
land hos claimed this unrivaled actor
too long, and 1t is hoped thst he will
spend at lsast lew years In his native
country.
He wss ably supported, and his son,
Oreeton CLARKE, who sustaiDe ed the char
aoter of " eslsy Wesd den, gives promise
OF follow ing 10 the footsteps OF bis illus
trious father. The remainder OF the
company wers all FIRST class, ar the
entire performance was amt nR the rest
ever given In this city. The audience
was large and appreciativa, ahd the an,
nouncement that the company will
probably appear here again before the
close OF the sesson will be received with
pleasure. They left here on the south
bound midnight train, aud will appear
in Norfolk to night.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Reform and Ita Frienda.

In this city the canvass for const!.
tutioDal convention II being vigorou 81 $
pushed. Democratic organizations are
at work, aud there ,s not o Democrat
who VIII vots against q convention.
Yesterday the Republicans did q great
days work, and by to morrow evening
ell Of them will bs ready for business.
The entire strength Of the party will be
poiled In this CITY. Roopos have been
secured In the G,wthrop Bailding, h,
Fourth end S5ipley sIree,s, by Chair
man FL. q. Mshsffy, OF the Republican
County Com Dittee, and all business
meetings will be held bere until the
election. For the purp' 80 of local Or
gnniZaticu the Wilmington mern btrs oI
the county committee and the mem bert
Of the Rs. ublicsn City Committee will
hold . meeting In the Ga EthIop Bald
ing ut 80 p M, to. morroE. II wal
decided yesterday Afternoon by the Ex
ecuttve Com mittee OF the New CAST,
County Republican o-gAn z,tIon t,
mold q meetiug In the Opera Honse OF
russ3ay evening, OG obuT the 25th, II
favor OF constitutional convention
The Demo1rats will mold meeting
for the ssrne purnose In the Opsis
House On O;:ober 26. Sorns are il ia
vor CT Masking these meetings at TIL
Opera Hcuse non partisan and havin;
mem bere OF both part es to maze 40
drassea on those cocasione.
Lsst night o non-psrsisan neetin
was held In Newark. The leading me-
OF both parties Of Wess White Ola.
Greek propose to hold large meetiI
In Newark st an early da.e. On Satur
day evening q hundred meeting will
held In the old Court House 10 Nes
Castle. The people In New Castle Hun
dIed are ea, neatly working. Tue Denc
orats In New Css'le Hundred are e
much 10 favor Of reform that they hsv
mad tickets printed al d paid tie Dill io
them.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
at Hazol Dsi

On Thursday, O;tobeI 2)th, the Hsz3l
Del! Driving Park Association will hold
b mnetipg. The premiums are $3.50 d.
viasd IA fnllors: 40 class, $f25; 2 80
class, 81. 8, 2 &c class, 800. Each rscs
puvse Will bo divided into first, second
aud third prizes. Tie races will be
ttotied uLdar the rules of the National
Tretgiag & association, and entries were
closed ON Mouday, October 18th. The
gentlemen in charge OF the park are
considering large enterprise. The
driving park would make on excellent
iair ground All the railroads oentering 9
In tbis place have tracks by which they
could deliver freight and passengers
! directly OF the grounds. The basin OF
ths l. ,basll o. would also make IL easy
| for bosts TO land. The parties iDtere,ted
Intend ts's meeting en- TT ursday as q
teq. Of their ability 10 msna9ing affsrs.
If they ara successtUi. n company
with capital stock OF $4,000 will be
raised 10 establish driglng psrk asso-
oiati3D, 10 include an annual exhibit
.snu OF the agricultural, artistic and
mechsnicai products OF the city. This
would bring large number OF people
TO the city and Improve Its business In.
.eIeetB. Ol Thursday the drivers will
sll bs In oclcre. a fQuad OF police VIII
be at the park to enforce order.
A speosal feature will be the double.
team rsoe betwean d. p. Nicols'
Tempest and Onnsrd, and j. E Cooper's
| Blsckwood Belle and nnte. whenever
these teams have been matched against
each other they have excited great In
terest ard the contest has been close.
The best two In three heats deoides the
race. Tickets are 25 cents for admission
to the grounds. u Ia probable that the
lninSton and Northern railroad viii
run trains frcu the foot OF Ffeach
F, street TO the grouads
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Turning of Paramount Mills.

The Paramount Mile, OF Lepi, Dala.
ware County, Pa, were discovered In
flames at 4 O'Clock this morning, OF
the main building was burned TO the
ground. The picser house, finishing
room, boiler and engine room ard cy g
house, beirg sepsra.ed by iron doors,
we're saved. The windows In the base
;nent were found open and rs there was
no fire in the boiler house, 10 is believed
ipceudia,ies did the work. Tie alarm
Of FIRE brought ont the people nnt By
bard work sdiacsot buildings were
e&yed. Che niiis belonged TO The Ana
Selie,s estate, were operated by Francis
Butter worth, John E. Burnley and FL
ward Burnley, aud MADE fina worptsd
goods. Ge. ween 100 aud 100 banda
were employed. Tie burned building
was insured in Phllsdelphia c3m
paDS,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
New JERSEYS wi,d Man.

PATERSON, Octoeer IA. - Greenwood
Lake is one or the summer resorts TO
which Jerseymen and Gothamites fee
when the summer sun begins to slant its
torrid rays. The lake is In the midst of
hilly and well wooded and sparsely
settled country. There has been talk for
years of the presence of wild man" in
these woods, and the report was verified
on Sunday, when the creature was cap
tured. But he got away again to his
native wilds, and the story OF his capture
and escape is interesting as well rs excit
ing,
For few days past the simple people
Of the little mountain hamlet of Mountain
View, in Passiac co Inty, have been in a
state of alarm and excitement over the
sudden appearance of the wild man in
the woods near the town. Hunting
parties were formed to capture him
They secured the woods 10 every direc
tion, but could discover no trace of him.
A large hunting party which secured
the woods on Saturday tracked the wild
man, and after long chase brought him
10 bay early Sunday morning. He turned
on his pursuers and fought with frantic
desperation. He seized club and swung 1t
about SO that 1t was dangerous toget near
him. At last two of the hunters seized
him. The wild man struggled with
almost superhuman strength Not till
he was utterly exhausted were his cap
tors able to overpower him. They b uDd
him securely and took him TO the town.
The wild man could talk, about all
he said was:
81 want grass. Give me some grass I
am hungry"
Inquiries concerning who he was and
why he lived in the woods brought nc
answtr. He SEEMED to be about thirty
years old. though his age would not be
easy to determine. His garments were
/ In tatters and he seemed to be on tht
verge of starvation His eyes were biz
aud wild his face was thin aud haggard
As there was no jail in the little town Il
put him in and as the inhabitants were al
afraid of him, he was taken to the Della
ware and Lackawanna Railway station
and locked up In little shelter part fol
8 switchman. Station Agent Bean tele
graphed here requesting that policemen
be sent 10 Mountain View to take the
man toto custody.
While the excited inhabitants of Noun
tain View were awaiting the arrival o
the police the wild man wrenched tht
wooden bars from the window of the little
shaIty where he was confined and jumped
out. He ran for the woods, with scores Of
people running and shouting after him
They kept up the chase across fields and
through woods, but the wild man rar
with the speed of deer. He reached the
forest, plunged iato the thicket and dis
appeared. an organized effort will bt
made to capture him.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
A New nusjn oes

G. X. Baugh, No. 203 West Second
street, has made arrangements to re-
silver old locking slssses, making them
true and ae good as new. This Is a new
busipess in our city, and the ladies
oenersliy, who have any doubt OF the
correctness of their mirrors, should call
and have them put iu proper order.
Mr. B has an assortment OF all kinds
OF frames and mouldings and is we'll
aud favorably known In our city. He
suffered n lorg time from III health, but
ho hiss fully recovered, sn1 1t sst ms
alut 8. as though his youth has been
repe ed, 50 he is tnterprising end de-
tsrnipen TO keep pace with the de-
msrcs OF the times.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

1.-THE audience which filed the house
to the very doors lat might, was we'll
repaid for its visit by the splendid en-.
tertainment given by McNish, johnson
and SlAvin's miustrels. This company
hiss 81 ways something new on its pro.
gramme. This year they have made .
startling Innovation on the ordinary
method of opening n minstrel PERFORM
Ance by commencing wi'h what is CALL
ed the white House Lawn Serenade,'
a splendid novelty. invented by Frank
McNish for the purpose OF iutrod uciBg
Q banquet Of mirtb and melody. II
knocks the conventional frs5 part com.
pletely out Of recognition.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

The stage setting is for lawn iete.
The band, finely uniformed, marches on
and takes its pace in q rustic pavilion.
Rustic chairs are scattered about the
stage, aad the artis's come In sinRly,
wearing full dress suits and crushed
hats. They are received by the inter.
locutor. Burt Havsr'y, the funny end
man, was the last to arrive, all in @
furry of apprehension that he has de.
lsyed the party, and tha fun has conay'
mencsd almost before the audience has
recovered from its surprise at 20 start
ling an innovation in negro mtnstrslsy.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

Go to Il. P. Gatoy, Nd. 3i1 King
street. FOR rure creamery butter AZ %,
rs, % aud 50 cent?; York Stste cheese,
ID, 16 aud 10 cents per pound; freph
country eggs, % cents per dozen; choics
preserves, 10 cents per pound; choice
jelly, 4 pounds for % cents; choice apple
butter, z cents psr pound; very fine
minosn eat, 8 pounds for 25 cents.
Don't forget the psos f9r choice goods
and low prices. L. P. Carey, No. Sl1
Eiu9 street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Com,pg Attractions.

Brotberton'a Temple Theatre Com.
pany will appear az the Opera House or
friday aud Saturday evenings aud pre-
sent the ever popalsr Little Tycoon
with appropriate scenery and apptins
ments.
Next Monday night Johnson, Mo
Nisb and slavin's Ministries will ap
pear and give ono OF their first class,
entertainments
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Golien Eagles.

An interesting meeting WAS held by
Apollo CASTLE, X. G E last might In
their room IN the Smith Boildtng.
Supreme Chief Birchsll, Grand Chief
Thompson, Grand Instructors Crossley
and Morslsnt, and Grani Master OF
Reocrds Fielding, were present. Next
Monday tae members OF all the castles
In the city are invited 10 be present, as
n grand musical ana literary entertain
mens viii be given.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
The ono, al Cluo,

The sale OF seats for tho cin.a,a,
"Joseph's Bondage" which will be
given at the Opera House tomorrow
md Thursday nights by the Choral
Club ia phenomenal The rale was
opensi Of g. Il Tdcm.s s. Co 3 yester.
day morning at o'clock, and long be
icre noon every seat, with the exception
of a faw In the resr OF the circle, wns
sold for the f-st nights performance,
The sale for Thursdsy uight will be
FULLY as good, and there lie no doubt but
the house will be packed both nights.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
mINsvRELs Attire HOUSE

Tie sccccss u ,hs McNtsh, Johnson
aud Sayin Mius'r-ls th's ssssru has
neep - orrnors At Tew York, B)etou,
Detroit, Chica2n srd q. Inuls the
same crovdad hn,sas have bsan wit
messed, end In eecr c''g hnnd reds have
been turr~d a~ss. Tue company
ooeps next Monday eu.nirg nc the
Opera Hon o, %Dt oounl ~ me engage.
ment kerp ~f be y r"petinon Of their
nrsvio1e eu.-es". T1s Oa'ra.t icve1irg
News, spta king OF tie performance
eoyf:
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
REvITiEs.
rms cheapest haS ht-4s tho etty
Hunsford Bros.' A04 Market street..
TIT Bufn's coal you VII IRE u

l rms cheapest har ht-as inc e,tx
sunsford Br0s.' A04 Market street..
TIT Bufn's coal you VII IRE ~
Go TO Mu-phey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at NJ nrphe,s.
4 Upholstering done at Adair's.
| Adair ppholsters his P1rlor Suit,.
TYy Busns coal you will surely Ike -.
". J. KimnIa Nrecs,, snd aud Jussson.
Adair's ia the pl- cs for Chamber Suits.
Adair's Is the place for PA.lor Yurni iturc
Millsrd y. Davis, ,svsisr, sH. ND stree,
F,ns 10 X. Kings. st Hanrs, 10 u. xour,s
i. Rsop Smith, druggist. sth and King
American Laundry, coz west Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's, 3es
Shipiey street.
Go to Adair's for everything In the Furni
ture and bedding line.
Buy your powder, shot and caps at Lynch
& iearys N. W. cor. Fourth and Madison
streets. Down town rr!oes.
90 TO Geo. H Mu-phey's for your 'parlo-
chamber and dining rVom furniture. 80!
shipiey s'reet.
BEFORE purchs sing Furniture aud Beddina
don't fsii to go TO Acair's, AIS Marks
street, and see b 5 stock and get his prices.
All Rheumatic and reura,gta pains nuc
SICK II adsche relieved 70 tive minutes viii
4 DAs Aippihoobts EHooihcs SuCo, uu'
french street. E
Those that havs not yet ,been 70 Adair'l
Furniture store should msks q visit and
zee the largest stock In this city whother yot
want 70 bay or not.
II Adair does rot show ysu the laraes
stock Of Furniture and Bsdiing and loves
pricos In this city he will make you pres
ent Of q SUIT.
The canvass for the Delaware state d.rec
toy Is uov In progress. new issue is mucl
needed, as tho last one Is six years old, al,
,here 10 no other publication tnat gives tn,
namss Of farmers. Ferris Bros. are the pub
fishers.
John q. Bryant, No. u East Seventh
street, is prepared % supply any Kind or al
, xtnde OF Deoss 1t LeWost Possible Oasl
. sffices, or will sell some on fnstallments
small weekly or monthly payments.
II you want your Heaters and Rang
10 yerhauled and put in god order for tn
winter, send your order 30 7 East Fouril
: strost Pfckols stove and Heater Company
! ny telephone, Number sIs, 1t wal b
, promptly attended 10.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

The Academy OF Music was packed
TO Ire doors lsst evening to witness the
initial performance OF Nobody 4
Claim" This play Is 9 well-told story
OF life in the far Wtst, aDh as long rs /,
Ia rresep ted by ss excsIlcps company
IS the one that now has 1t, will uevar
loee its hold upon the people. 1t Is de-
void Of tae blood spd tEuuder accom-
pAnimeut 30 common in border drAmas,
and ortsinr an interesting plot which
holds the attention OF tie audience ta
the ciose. IL VIII be given every might
this week and at the usual rna.inces.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Annual Meeting.

Ths W. G. T. e OF this city will on
Friday next bod its a'naai meeting al
the rooms At e gbth snd Market streets
The reports will be read Ard the of1oers
for the ensuing tsrno Will oe elected al
the 3 o'clock meeting. A mass maettDa
will he held In the evening at st. Paups
M. L. church to be addressed by the
Rev. A. N. Kei9~in
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Distractions removed.

TIE dispute between the railway
cud the Stre.t and Sewer Conmis-
sion, over tho removal of oostIuctions
caused by the building of the electrical
rail way In tho Ninth ward. has been
settled. George Il, Bates, Esq, on be-
half OF the railway company, asless TO
pu, the ted OF the street along the
uacbs In good order, aud Joseph l.
Carpenter, Jr., on behalf OF the Street
and Sewer Commission, agrees to look
after tho crosginRs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

1t lie questionable at least to allow the
baby to exhaust Itself and annoy the
ousehola with its continual crying
when that tried remedy, DR.. Bnll's
Dough Syrup will q1iet IL at onoe.
Pfio5 % cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
For a Fine Gold

- silver watch at as:onishingly low
S.nr,s a. a csll on A. e. Williamson.
psa,sr suaH, ms west Eighth street. We
% I've n tnecIal tatRain In Gent's 14g.
nsvs ns,a unicS at $4,000. this watch IL
sssns,,v s. SID g; tEon2 St5 to $50
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

DR.. Bulls Coush Syrap lie q purely
vegetable cu,n pound ,'nrccent in nature
and wonderful in effect. For children
4. is invaluable, cnring Group, whoopipe q
cough, etc In a few houFt. Price 25
cente.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Hosiery.

The greatest bargain in Children's
Hose, loo full regular made, black, re.
dnced from 25 and 35 cense. x. b.
Bile y, 22S King.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
HOsiery.

Children 3 wide.ribped bleck bore
regular rade, Is csnts, from 25. E. B.
Rl.ry, go Eing.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

In the first part Of the ballads of Fox
Samuels, Martin Hogan srd Raymond
Shaw were particularly bright SDme
Detroit people even think tast Shaw
sings the Lullaby" snre In "Erminie"
better than Lilly Post. ard they gave
him come flowers on that account.
Charley johnson has neT medley,
which the audience nevar want to let
90 Of. Rob Slayin's mono'ozue ia as
fresh and dry as ever Frank McNish's
silencs and fun pever sfeu 10 iose their
captivating charm. TIE loose wire act
by Wainraitta 10 n Ats-tling achieve
ment. In brief, tbe entertainmenE
grows more interesting fro-n start to
finish. The audience Allied the house.
CLOSED Out by the Sheriff,
Sheriff L >mNs,n sold the stock and
fixtures OF j. Frank Ruth & Co , build.
ers' supplies. at No. ia to 118 King
street, Of IL O'Clock this norning, and
good prices were rea'iz~d. A bay hcrse,
10 years old, bvouRht $l60, buggy $45,
and two seated carriage $40, while
other articles were sold at equally good
prices.
Now Ready.
Oar pr7psrad back wheat for cakes,
also pre pared Graham -four TOR the best
gems, at Stewards, Fourth and King
streets.
For drv goods--t'rAuot & ".
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

Persons In want Of fall clothing
would do well ny selecting slie from
Ash, tie merchant tailor, 705 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

II you are troublsd with dyspepsia,
pain In the region OF the heart, liver
and kidneys, or ary other paibfui
81 m mptoms, do not wait to confirm the
disease, but break it up at once by usip &
LAxador. Yua will tLaok US for the
advice.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

Knnhs world-renowned pianos. Ro.
beler, No. 710 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
I.ookrnc tI,asses Hesilvered,

made new ard true, also rev ones made
to order. @. e. BAus b, ,90S ". Second ct.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Hosiery
,Iohn s Olayke,

A wonderful hsryain in Gblld~eD't
Hose, 10 cents. K B. Riley, 228 KING,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
NnborI,h Nia,n,.

GooJ secondhand piaros for $40, S75
Sl50. RJbslen, No, 71o maiket street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Special NJ etNiOn.

Dush's, French street wharf Is the place
TO buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

For drv poods--t,rAro, & ".
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

T-~rTr7 sr4rxs.-The National Exchange
barE of boston vs- George j.. D5glug -
a. Time for settling Diii Of exemptions ex-
t8udod twenty days.
Cfr--rr- -OsFIcE BrsryE=s.--WiiGam IL
Cornell IS. Ilos Tonnema ct al. Ia chan
Gerry. Foreclosure bill blsd.--dsry Wal
lams ". David Van Vteel. Assgmpsit-
Nsrr hiel.
srrrEioa. -Jsrs A. Williams Us. Andrew
McRav atsi In chRuceTs. Motion Tor ia-
junction argued ana submitted. --- Tie
People vs. Charles Adams. Burglary and
larceny. On tr.al---Wn n. -. Saryent -.
GsOrgiana X. sargent In chancsrE. De-
c-ee cf divorce E,snted defendant.
Paonsrr-E Estats % Leonard D'0o-s, de-
ceased. etscptrixs bond fled aad lsitsrs
issued 30 Johanna D'0ogs and Jennie g
D0oee. - Estate 0f Helen 6. ShsftucS
deceased r-sidaa-y lsgAiee's Bond hied ans
letters ssusi g. Aivk A. Sh2itucs.---Es
tsfe oi cssph Ekho8 scs8ssl, sTecutCr
+ tnd account f.sd nsarins June IL
{ Estate cf io-etts Parsons. n niuoT. guar
I dams afxtl aauual soco1nt hiej-fs
f tate oil Cherries s re Cor. dscea.sl. orte
ADMITTING ri % probate. executor hOnC
hled ard letters issuea 70 VIM II. Myers.
T3rr z-J Fsr-uson snd Es. Wright
druas uaia G. s sacb. Geo. Ni1raan
( 8-uaE tTelvs aags IN sii.--Tlc.ns
icr1En ds0risrly. twenty days In "a.
-Ge1 sco-t sra facs Wright larcen'
1 lres .lan 8 sentence susuenaei. -R0heF
j Moray. .srcsnr ess thar S n0iis pros
f efscn-rssli --i ismes Hsisy. drunk. paf
g. IS cu suspended sentences.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25
CIRCUS on The LAxE FsoNT.
The Adam ForepsuGa shoH's tlrst IA
rsde snd ferfosEasncs.

The Adam ForspsuEh shoH's tlrst Pa
rsds snd Performance.
n IaSalis street hzin feea torn up yes
isrday ths elephant would have walked
under NsJor Rscnss ofice window. As e
was be smblsi up WAoash aVsnue and
tben down state street 70 MoaToe. But
there vas more than ons elephant. There
were fifteen OF them. and the old gentle
man Of tae herd Sir. BOLIVIA, from tns
Vmtersda Of Africa, swung bis trunk and
blew through h.5 gisKers in tbs lead % al
rest. The elephants were a part of Fore
paughs circus pageant. tbs fes5 Oi TIE
pros essiol was ms1s np o. gilded chAriots,
e.oux Indians, cowboys. jockeys cavalry
.esn. bands ~ music. clowns srd score o.
more u dens Of Wild beasts. AL this made
aa interesting show for he thousands OK
people who we're packed 0a either slds a
The street. torrpaugl's sn0" itel - illl
of novelties one Of the many features is
a representation u "Cgfter Last Battle,
IA which csvairymen, Indians and
many c0wbOys participate. There
IS a. immense waste Of blank cartridges
during TINS miniic ishI. su5 the slaughter
IS terrible. Every trooper dies With more
or - s~Eardness. buf, fortunately. CONES
% lie IL time 90 AXE tie rings Tor the bars
back rider. Al the features oi the wa
West slows alli % i0.nd a. F0rea2ugh :
There is an sttack on cosch, pony main
carrier. an i1d.an var dance, add some
clever lasso0ing Captain bO.srfus and
bis sharp-cred sons ccOmpl,sn nun escus
dirlculg rir- sh0ts during this preliminary
entertainment. The scr0b.ts, riders, CON
T tor-ioa,sls and jn-glers, whom Mr.. FORE
paugh hss clustered about him, are very
I clever IL ths.r work Tee bicycle riders.
/ zrotssdue cancers. trspeze artists snd iire-
T eaters ara a.so worthy OF notice. Besides
a. .hess s;traclors one sses bcrse that
I vslks a scsntling. tvo-ro1nd boxing
/ match between clown and AT elephant,
/ and \ woman who picks up tables with her
I .oeth. The grea saJw closes with score
I II hippodrome sports, IN which men
women, elephants camels, monkeys and
/ dogs participate. The menazerie. IS very
sne. IL j. an immense show and vel
/ worth seeing
That is whst the Chicago Herald said
about The FOrepsugh show which 3 here
+ tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-25

1aa-iuv fr,m ia isrrs aaz.sa-ss present
g. SMITHS 0psr1 Wouss this wees. Mana
es- snit1 Ia ssslersa srolna him q bright
coteris of stsrs. sopsafing m = programme
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